Burch v. Watts

In this cause suit was commenced by attachment against the property of appellee, the defendant in the lower court. The attachment was issued, and levied upon property, and the defendant replevied the same by giving Lewis Eilers and George Howard as securities on the replevin bond. Subsequently, the defendant Watts entered into an agreement with the plaintiff, whereby he acknowledged the justness of the debt sued on, and agreed that the attachment should be maintained. But his sureties on the replevin bond intervened for the purpose of protecting their interest as sureties only, and upon their…